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鳥居言人 Torii Kotondo (1900–1976)


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1929

木版画|纵绘大大判|47cm x 30cm
Woodblock-print |Large Oban tate-e|47cm x 30cm

品相极好;酒井川口合版;限量300枚的第3枚
Superb impression, color and condition; Published by Sakai/Kawaguchi with a limited edition seal of 3/300

$4,800

《女子十二题》是鸟居言人于早期创作的美人画系列,全套共计十二幅。其气质优雅恬淡,清新温柔,同时略带愁绪,是言人最为知名的代表作之一,颇受海内外藏家与艺术爱好者的欢迎。

窗外,寒风卷起雪花,将天地模糊;屋内,身着一袭黑衣的清丽姑娘将双腿伸入锦衾下的被炉,以抵御冬日刺骨的严寒。随着逐渐升高的体温,姑娘的眼周也不由得地泛起淡淡红晕,衬得本就如雪的肌肤更似玉三分。或许是太沉浸于脑海中的万千思绪,一对纤纤玉手下意识地架在颔下,眼神也逐渐变得失焦。是幻想着未来?还是思念着情郎?少女心事,伴着画意永远成了谜。

值得一提的是,本作与同系列《女子十二题》中的《雨》恰好形成了姊妹篇,那些雨与雪承载的情感,在百年后愈发历久弥新。

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鳥居言人 Torii Kotondo (1900–1976)


Snow

1929

木版画|纵绘大大判|47cm x 30cm
Woodblock-print |Large Oban tate-e|47cm x 30cm

品相极好;酒井川口合版;限量300枚的第3枚
Superb impression, color and condition; Published by Sakai/Kawaguchi with a limited edition seal of 3/300

$4,800

《女子十二题》是鸟居言人于早期创作的美人画系列,全套共计十二幅。其气质优雅恬淡,清新温柔,同时略带愁绪,是言人最为知名的代表作之一,颇受海内外藏家与艺术爱好者的欢迎。

窗外,寒风卷起雪花,将天地模糊;屋内,身着一袭黑衣的清丽姑娘将双腿伸入锦衾下的被炉,以抵御冬日刺骨的严寒。随着逐渐升高的体温,姑娘的眼周也不由得地泛起淡淡红晕,衬得本就如雪的肌肤更似玉三分。或许是太沉浸于脑海中的万千思绪,一对纤纤玉手下意识地架在颔下,眼神也逐渐变得失焦。是幻想着未来?还是思念着情郎?少女心事,伴着画意永远成了谜。

值得一提的是,本作与同系列《女子十二题》中的《雨》恰好形成了姊妹篇,那些雨与雪承载的情感,在百年后愈发历久弥新。

Interested in purchasing?
Please contact us.

鳥居言人 Torii Kotondo (1900–1976)


Snow

1929

木版画|纵绘大大判|47cm x 30cm
Woodblock-print |Large Oban tate-e|47cm x 30cm

品相极好;酒井川口合版;限量300枚的第3枚
Superb impression, color and condition; Published by Sakai/Kawaguchi with a limited edition seal of 3/300

$4,800

《女子十二题》是鸟居言人于早期创作的美人画系列,全套共计十二幅。其气质优雅恬淡,清新温柔,同时略带愁绪,是言人最为知名的代表作之一,颇受海内外藏家与艺术爱好者的欢迎。

窗外,寒风卷起雪花,将天地模糊;屋内,身着一袭黑衣的清丽姑娘将双腿伸入锦衾下的被炉,以抵御冬日刺骨的严寒。随着逐渐升高的体温,姑娘的眼周也不由得地泛起淡淡红晕,衬得本就如雪的肌肤更似玉三分。或许是太沉浸于脑海中的万千思绪,一对纤纤玉手下意识地架在颔下,眼神也逐渐变得失焦。是幻想着未来?还是思念着情郎?少女心事,伴着画意永远成了谜。

值得一提的是,本作与同系列《女子十二题》中的《雨》恰好形成了姊妹篇,那些雨与雪承载的情感,在百年后愈发历久弥新。

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Torii Kotondo (1900–1976)

Torii Kotondo followed his school's tradition of making prints of kabuki actors (yakusha-e) and involvement with commercial work for kabuki theater. His twenty-one bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women) are particularly celebrated.

Torii Kiyotada IV, the seventh head of the Torii school of ukiyo-e artists, adopted Kotondo at age 15 and trained him in the school's specialty producing yakusha-e, portraits of kabuki actors. Kotondo studied painting under the yamato-e painter Kobori Tomone [ja] from 1914 and under Kiyokata Kaburagi from 1918. Most of Kotondo's woodblock prints date from 1927 to 1933.